Panasonic's Eluga V for NTT DoCoMo swings past the FCC

Panasonic's Eluga V smartphone arrived at NTT DoCoMo back in May and now the company has dropped one of its handsets off at the FCC's underground bunker. The Ice Cream Sandwich-running phone has a 4.6-inch, 1280 x 720 display, wireless charging, the same water and dust proofing that we saw in its two brothers, HSPA, Bluetooth 3.0 and 802.11 b/g/n WiFi.

Engadget , Panasonic's Eluga V for NTT DoCoMo swings past the FCC, Panasonic's Eluga V for NTT DoCoMo swings past the FCC

GameStop now offering pre-orders for Nexus 7 tablet

Google took the wraps of its Nexus 7 tablet two days ago at the Google I/O developer conference in San Francisco. If you've been planning to get the device, there's good news because GameStop, considered as the world's largest multichannel retailer of video games, is now taking pre-orders for the tablet. GameStop said via press release that the tablet will be available for $249 in mid-July. Additionally, the video game retailer is also offering instant cash or in-store credit for Android tablets from a variety of top brands, ranging up to $250 in-store credit or $200 cash.

Ubergizmo , GameStop now offering pre-orders for Nexus 7 tablet, GameStop now offering pre-orders for Nexus 7 tablet

Instagram Photo Page receives a facelift, adds comments

. Instagram recently updated its Photo Page website and gave users the ability to interact with photos from their computers. The website, which now features a blue-and-white theme to match the app, allows users to log in and edit their profiles, follow new friends and like and comment on different photos. The Instagram website still does not have a main hub, and users can only view photos by clicking on external links.

Boy Genius Report , Instagram Photo Page receives a facelift, adds comments, Instagram Photo Page receives a facelift, adds comments

IRL: Bose SoundLink, DropCopy and Worldmate Gold

Bose SoundLink I have what is likely a fairly unique problem: a pet rabbit whose overwhelming sense of curiosity, ever-growing incisors and insatiable appetite for electronics wires rendered my last sound system useless. I've been in-between stereo gear since then, largely relying on a tiny pair of computer speakers for sound - a less-than-adequate solution, even in a New York City apartment. The question, then, is how to fill the small (by non-NYC standards) space on a reasonable budget, while using this as an opportunity to cut cords in the process.




Engadget , IRL: Bose SoundLink, DropCopy and Worldmate Gold, IRL: Bose SoundLink, DropCopy and Worldmate Gold

Money transfer fees removed by Lloyds TSB International

Lloyds TSB International now the first on the high street bank to withdraw transfer feesFee-free service available to all existing and new personal banking customers[i]New offering expected to be popular with those transferring overseas at least once a quarterMove builds on market-leading exchange ratesLloyds TSB International has continued to improve its offering for expat customers by announcing it has removed fees on international money transfers for all new and existing holders of the a Premier International Account[ii].Customers with this account will no longer be charged when moving currency to any overseas bank account[iii] regardless

Press Release Distribution , Money transfer fees removed by Lloyds TSB International, Money transfer fees removed by Lloyds TSB International

Samsung brings out WB100 camera with 26x lens for zoom-loving Brits

Samsung has been quiet on the superzoom camera front, but it's leaping back into the fray with the WB100. The camera doesn't have the longest zoom we've seen, but with a 26x lens and a wide-angle 22.3mm minimum zoom, odds are that just about anything you come across during vacation will fit into the frame. A choice to use AA batteries instead of a lithium-ion pack also emphasizes that focus on travelers. We're otherwise looking at a very deliberately middle-of-the-road camera with a 16-megapixel sensor, ISO 80 to 1,600 sensitivity (3,200 if you like 3-megapixel photos) and 720p movie making.

Engadget , Samsung brings out WB100 camera with 26x lens for zoom-loving Brits, Samsung brings out WB100 camera with 26x lens for zoom-loving Brits

Shuttle takes quiet nettops down the Cedar Trail, intros XS35V3 and XS35GTA V3

Nettops have slipped a bit out of vogue, but Shuttle is keeping the flame alive for those who like their desktops tiny and hushed. The XS35V3 and XS35GTA V3 have moved on to more contemporary Cedar Trail-era, 2.13GHz Atom D2700 processors that keep the power draw to a fanless 27W, even when everything is churning at full bore. That limit might get tested with the GTA variant, which brings in Radeon HD 7410M graphics for a lift to 3D performance, but neither mini desktop will exactly make the power company beg for mercy.

Engadget , Shuttle takes quiet nettops down the Cedar Trail, intros XS35V3 and XS35GTA V3

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Humax, Saudi Telecom Company, JT Group join Open IPTV Forum

The Open IPTV Forum is pleased to welcome three new members – Humax, STC (Saudi Telecom) and JT Group (Jersey Telecom) – who will be participating in the Forum’s work to shape the future of Internet Connected TV.Humax is one of the world’s largest Set Top Box (STB) vendors.

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Microsoft Unveils Windows 8 Surface and Surface Pro Tablets, Prepares Its Uprising!

Yes, Microsoft has announced not just one but two Windows 8 tablets. The tablets, known as Microsoft Surface and Microsoft Surface Pro are basically two different versions of Windows 8 powered tablets of the new Microsoft Surface series. While Microsoft Surface is aimed at mass consumer markets, the Surface Pro is aimed at Enterprise consumers. Both the tablets are amazingly beautifully, smartly powerful and incredibly stylish.




Technology Nerd , Microsoft Unveils Windows 8 Surface and Surface Pro Tablets, Prepares Its Uprising!, Microsoft Unveils Windows 8 Surface and Surface Pro Tablets, Prepares Its Uprising!

Drifting through the eyes of drifters

Every once in a long spell, we get an email asking how an ambitious young writer can work his or her way into the automotive sphere. The answer is always the same: work harder. Work harder than you ever have in your entire life. Work harder than anyone else around you. Sacrifice your time, your happiness and monetary gain just to work harder. Abandon your notions of fairness. They will only slow you down. Never fool yourself into thinking your hard work entitles you to anything. It does not. It only prepares you to work harder.

Of course, these lessons apply to more than just babbling about cars day in and day out.

Autoblog , Drifting through the eyes of drifters, Drifting through the eyes of drifters

Google TV gets more (paid) content

Just when we wondered what was going on with the lack of Google TV news, an official blog post comes with some bits of progress. The most important part is that Google TV is going to get more content. This was an issue with the original version and it looks like the number of paid movies, shows etc is going to rise, which is a good thing. I'd rather pay for content, than not having content at all.
Secondly, the Google TV  team has announced that Sony, Vizio and LG will launch products that feature Google TV in “nine countries”. Additionally, the team said that more manufacturers were coming on board.

Ubergizmo , Google TV gets more (paid) content, Google TV gets more (paid) content

39 seconds of Viper GTS-R testing at VIR. That is all.

The Viper GTS-R continues its march to a motorsports debut later this year in the GT class of the American Le Mans Series. Following its surprise debut alongside the new production SRT Viper at the 2012 New York Auto Show, the GTS-R underwent its first on-track test at Carolina Motorsports Park earlier this month. This time, however, the SRT crew took the GTS-R to Virginia International Raceway, an important track because it's actually on the ALMS schedule. In fact, while we don't know the exact race at which the GTS-R will makes its competitive debut, we have been told it will race before the end of the 2012 season.



Autoblog , 39 seconds of Viper GTS-R testing at VIR. That is all., 39 seconds of Viper GTS-R testing at VIR. That is all.

RIM announces Q1 earnings: $518 million net loss, 5,000 job cuts, BB10 not due until Q1 2013

The last quarter has been about as rough as they come for RIM, and it's now detailed just how things stacked up in terms of hard numbers. For the first quarter of its 2013 fiscal year, the company brought in $2.8 billion in revenue, down a full 33 percent from the prior quarter, while it reported a net loss of $518 million - much worse than analysts were expecting.

Engadget , RIM announces Q1 earnings: $518 million net loss, 5,000 job cuts, BB10 not due until Q1 2013, RIM announces Q1 earnings: $518 million net loss, 5,000 job cuts, BB10 not due until Q1 2013

Volkswagen pits Jetta GLI against... a speed talker?

Volkswagen is excellent at coming up with loopy, memorable commercials, especially the kind that are best described with the phrase, "You'll just have to see it." Looking in that direction is a set of four ads called Fast vs. Fast, in which the some of the family wares need to prove their speed by lapping a track faster than some unconventional competition. What's that mean.









Autoblog , Volkswagen pits Jetta GLI against... a speed talker?, Volkswagen pits Jetta GLI against... a speed talker?

Google Drive: 10 million users served

Day two of Google I/O 2012 has started, and Big G just gave us an update on the success of its cloud storage solution. Google Drive's been accessed by over 10 million people, which comes out to about 1 million a week since its launch. Not a massive number, but it's a pretty good start, and with the explosive growth of Android and the addition of Chrome OS and iDevice users to the Drive party, the cloud locker's legion of users will continue to grow.

Engadget , Google Drive: 10 million users served, Google Drive: 10 million users served

Nokia Lumia 800 and 710 get WiFi Hotspot feature in latest update

The Windows Phone Nokia Lumia 800 and 710 have started to get the latest Windows Phone update (aka Tango), and among the changes, users will now be able to use their handsets as a WIFI Hotspot for a tablet or laptop. Additionally, following this upgrade, users will be able to download new apps from the Windows Phone Marketplace. Among those, the Camera Extra seems to be the most promising one and adds great camera features, like:. 1/Smart group shot takes five shots and lets you pick people best face from any of them to compose a final, perfect group photo.

Ubergizmo , Nokia Lumia 800 and 710 get WiFi Hotspot feature in latest update, Nokia Lumia 800 and 710 get WiFi Hotspot feature in latest update

Leaked Lenovo LePhone K860 to feature quad-core Exynos, ICS

The LePhone K860 leaked on a Japanese mobile blog earlier today, and is set to be only the third device confirmed to run on the quad-core Exynos chipset, after the GSM version of the Samsung Galaxy S III, and the as-yet unreleased Meizu MX 4-core. Besides the quad-core processor clocked at 1.4Ghz, the K860 is set to come with ICS out of box. It will feature a 5 inch 720p display, 8MP camera with 2MP front-facing, 1 GB of RAM and 4 GB of ROM.
The device comes in at 185 g and measures 143.6 x 74.5 x 9.6 mm.


GSM Arena , Leaked Lenovo LePhone K860 to feature quad-core Exynos, ICS, Leaked Lenovo LePhone K860 to feature quad-core Exynos, ICS

Amazon prepping two new Kindle Fire tablets with improved build, metal casing

. Amazon is working on not one, but two new Kindle Fire tablets that will launch in the coming months. Earlier reports suggested that Amazon will announce a new addition to its Kindle Fire lineup late next month and while we cannot speak to the timing of Amazon's upcoming announcements, BGR has confirmed that Amazon is indeed finally readying the launch of its 10-inch tablet.
BGR exclusively reported last May that Amazon was developing two own-brand tablets, a 7-inch "Coyote" with a dual-core processor that launched as the Kindle Fire this past November, and a 10-inch "Hollywood" tablet that is powered by a quad-core processor.

Boy Genius Report , Amazon prepping two new Kindle Fire tablets with improved build, metal casing, Amazon prepping two new Kindle Fire tablets with improved build, metal casing

Android Jelly Bean input options include updated keyboard, offline voice dictation

On stage at Google I/O, the company is showing off its newest features for Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, which include a new keyboard with SwiftKey-like word prediction, and voice typing that works even when you're offline. From the demo on stage it worked quickly without the annoying lag of waiting for the server to process your words we've experienced from voice control so far. There are 18 new input languages including Persian and Hindi, although offline voice dictation is US English only for now.

2DayBlog.com , Android Jelly Bean input options include updated keyboard, offline voice dictation, Android Jelly Bean input options include updated keyboard, offline voice dictation

Google brings incremental app updates, added encryption measures to Android

Google has just announced a new feature for Google Play that's sure to please anyone who's sat through an app update that never seemed to end. It now offers what it calls “Smart App Updates,” which will let developers provide incremental updates to apps instead of forcing people to download a whole new APK for every minor update. On average, Google says those should be about a third the size of typical updates. What's more, the company has also announced that it is bringing added encryption measures to Android, which will let paid apps be encrypted with a device-specific key that makes them harder to rip and share.

2DayBlog.com , Google brings incremental app updates, added encryption measures to Android, Google brings incremental app updates, added encryption measures to Android

Google unveils $1,500 Project Glass Explorer Edition, takes pre-orders for 2013 only at Google I/O

We've been wondering when non-Googlers could get their hands on Project Glass in earnest, and now we know: the company is opening up pre-orders for Glass Explorer Edition, a developer version of its heads-up display glasses. How much it's changed from the prototypes isn't yet known, but Google has said that it's been steadily working on refining the hardware along with the software. Sadly, the first crack at the wearable technology isn't coming to the broader masses just yet.

2DayBlog.com , Google unveils $1,500 Project Glass Explorer Edition, takes pre-orders for 2013 only at Google I/O, Google unveils $1,500 Project Glass Explorer Edition, takes pre-orders for 2013 only at Google I/O

Native Firefox Android browser adds speed, Flash, HTML5 and a fresh look

After a brief stretch in beta followed by some vague teasing, Firefox's native Android app update is finally set to hit Google Play. While there are a raft of bells and whistles — a new welcome page, curvy Australis tabs, Flash and HTML5 support, for starters — it's the browser's newfound speed that is getting the MVP treatment. That rapidity is as good a place as any to start a quick hands-on, especially since the native browser lag on one of our older handsets, a Galaxy S, often makes us want to hurl it through a pane of glass.

2DayBlog.com , Native Firefox Android browser adds speed, Flash, HTML5 and a fresh look, Native Firefox Android browser adds speed, Flash, HTML5 and a fresh look

Vodafone Ireland invest €400,000 in Young Social Innovators to engage 100,000 young people in social innovation across Ireland

28th June 2012, Irish singer-songwriter Mundy joined Jeroen Hoencamp, Vodafone Ireland CEO, and Sr.

Press Release Distribution , Vodafone Ireland invest €400,000 in Young Social Innovators to engage 100,000 young people in social innovation across Ireland, Vodafone Ireland invest €400,000 in Young Social Innovators to engage 100,000 young people in social innovation across Ireland

VESA's Mobility DisplayPort standard links smartphones to PC displays, jabs MHL

If you own a modern Android smartphone, there's a reasonable chance you're familiar with MHL for video out to a TV. The format saves the trouble of adding an extra port, but it's really only intended for HDMI-based destinations and occasionally runs into compatibility issues. VESA is hoping to settle all that with its newly available Mobility DisplayPort standard, or MyDP. Existing micro-USB ports will still serve as the output, but you'll have the option of plugging into DVI or VGA displays with the right adapter, in addition to HDMI and full-size DisplayPort.

Engadget , VESA's Mobility DisplayPort standard links smartphones to PC displays, jabs MHL, VESA's Mobility DisplayPort standard links smartphones to PC displays, jabs MHL

Google brings incremental app updates, added encryption measures to Android

Google has just announced a new feature for Google Play that's sure to please anyone who's sat though an app update that never seemed to end. It now offers what it calls "Smart App Updates," which will let developers provide incremental updates to apps instead of forcing people to download a new APK everytime. On average, Google says those should be about a third the size of typical updates. What's more, the company has also announced that it's bringing added encryption measures to Android, which will let paid apps be encrypted with a device-specific key that makes them harder to rip and share.

Engadget , Google brings incremental app updates, added encryption measures to Android, Google brings incremental app updates, added encryption measures to Android

Facebook to speed up iPhone app, says report

The New York Times is reporting that Facebook's app on the iPhone is slower than almost any of the other 499,999 apps available for the device. The publication cites the number of customer reviews in the App Store – 21,000 out of 38,000 – rating the app with a single star score. So the folks reportedly convinced two of Facebook's engineers to speak about the social networking giant's unreleased products. The engineers, who asked not to be named, allegedly said that Facebook has revamped its iOS app and that it's geared for one thing which is speed.

Ubergizmo , Facebook to speed up iPhone app, says report, Facebook to speed up iPhone app, says report

Chrome for Android leaves beta, now available on Google Play

Just as you thought that all the news about Google is enough for one day, apparently there's still more. And this one has been in queue for months. Chrome for Android beta version first arrived in February this year. Early this month, it was updated with a tad of stability and performance tweaks.
Seemingly not enough, Google is finally announcing today that its Chrome for Android has left beta phase and is now available on Google Play for downloading. The announcement came in conjunction with the opening of the Google I/O developer conference earlier today, where we saw the Nexus tablet for the first time.

Ubergizmo , Chrome for Android leaves beta, now available on Google Play, Chrome for Android leaves beta, now available on Google Play

More Google Glass details: experimenting with connectivity options, control possible via voice

While Vic Gundotra wasn't willing to talk Glass in our run-in here at Google I/O, a few others were. In speaking with folks from Google, we learned a few new details about the project, while confirming some whispers that we'd heard floated in the past. Here's a quick rundown:Engineers are currently 'experimenting' with connectivity options.

Engadget , More Google Glass details: experimenting with connectivity options, control possible via voice, More Google Glass details: experimenting with connectivity options, control possible via voice

Google's Andy Rubin: Nexus 7 may head to retail, but we're not changing tablet app policies

We've got good news and bad news in equal measure for those pining after a Nexus 7 of their very own. If you're reluctant to spend that much hard-earned cash at the Google Play Store, Google's senior VP of mobile Andy Rubin has hinted to AllThingsD that the ASUS-made tablet could end up at retail stores before too long; the Play-only availability was just what Google had to mention at I/O. There could be some markup in other channels, given that Google is selling at what's very nearly wholesale prices. The bad news. Google won't be changing its attitude towards tablet-native apps anytime soon.

Engadget , Google's Andy Rubin: Nexus 7 may head to retail, but we're not changing tablet app policies, Google's Andy Rubin: Nexus 7 may head to retail, but we're not changing tablet app policies

Nexus Q: social streaming media player announced [video]

. During its annual I/O Developer Conference on Wednesday, Google announced the Nexus Q. The device is labeled as a “social streaming media player” that can stream entertainment from Google Play and YouTube to different speakers and television sets. The Nexus Q can be controlled by an Android smartphone or tablet running Android 2.3 Gingerbread or higher and will be available for $299.99 in the next 2 to 3 weeks.

Boy Genius Report , Nexus Q: social streaming media player announced [video], Nexus Q: social streaming media player announced [video]

Google's Nexus 7 cover turns up on the Play store, will set you back $20

Not surprisingly, Google will have some accessories for its new Nexus 7 tablet, including a cover that also leaked out a bit early though Google Play (and spotted by MoDaCo's Paul O'Brien). As you can see, it will cover both the front and back of the device, and set you back a fairly reasonable $20.

Engadget , Google's Nexus 7 cover turns up on the Play store, will set you back $20, Google's Nexus 7 cover turns up on the Play store, will set you back $20

Miselu Neiro synth at Google I/O: exclusive first look at apps from Korg and Yamaha (video)

Remember Miselu's Neiro - that prototype app-based Android-powered synth we last played with at SXSW. Not only is it being showcased at Google I/O 2012 here in San Francisco, but we got an exclusive first look at some of the apps being developed for the new platform ahead of the event. The company's been on a roll since our meeting in Austin, gaining (ex-OQO CEO) Jory Bell as CTO and building relationships with partners like Korg and Yamaha.






Engadget , Miselu Neiro synth at Google I/O: exclusive first look at apps from Korg and Yamaha (video), Miselu Neiro synth at Google I/O: exclusive first look at apps from Korg and Yamaha (video)

Polaroid Z2300 Instant Digital Camera

The Polaroid Z2300 instant digital camera is able to print 2″ x 3″ photos using Polaroid's ZINK paper. For your info, the camera adopts the ink-free Zero Ink Printing Technology to deliver a vibrant and highly saturated photos. The Polaroid Z2300 also features a 10-megapixel sensor and a 3-inch LCD display. This instant digital camera will be launched in August 2012 for $159.99 a pop.

TechFresh , Polaroid Z2300 Instant Digital Camera, Polaroid Z2300 Instant Digital Camera

CyanogenMod 9.0 RC1 released for 50 devices

The CyanogenMod 9.0 has been in the works for quite a long time now but it seems it is only a matter of time now before the final version gets released. But before we get there, the CyanogenMod team has decided to release the first Release Candidate today, that includes support for 50 devices. The difference between this update and the previous nightlies is that the OS has now been stabilized, meaning any further developments will focus on adding support for new devices rather than improving the OS itself.

GSM Arena , CyanogenMod 9.0 RC1 released for 50 devices, CyanogenMod 9.0 RC1 released for 50 devices

Sony Xperia Go now up for pre-order in the UK for £219.97, ships next Monday

The IP67-certified Sony Xperia Go has, according to the company that makes it, the highest level of dust and water resistance you can find in a smartphone. It was announced last month, and you can already pre-order one if you live in the UK. We've previously heard that it would be out over there in July, and so it will be. At the very start of the month, no less.

The Xperia Go can be pre-ordered from Unlocked Mobiles for £219.97.

Unwired View , Sony Xperia Go now up for pre-order in the UK for £219.97, ships next Monday, Sony Xperia Go now up for pre-order in the UK for £219.97, ships next Monday

BBM for Blackberry 10 revealed in alleged leaked screenshots

BBM is one of the key features of Blackberry devices and also one of the main reasons why people buy the phone (apart from its security features, design, physical keyboard, etc). That being said, we guess it was pretty much expected that RIM would introduce BBM to their upcoming Blackberry 10 platform and if you're wondering how the instant messaging app would look like, well thanks to leaked screenshots, we now have a clue as to what we will be able to expected. The folks at N4BB have managed to obtain some screenshots of what the app could look like upon its release.

Ubergizmo , BBM for Blackberry 10 revealed in alleged leaked screenshots, BBM for Blackberry 10 revealed in alleged leaked screenshots

PEER 1 Hosting's 'Team 2012' keeps London businesses online during summer events

Southampton, 27 June 2012: PEER 1 Hosting, the global online web hosting provider, has announced today the launch of its own “Team 2012” to offer assistance to businesses needing to stay online during the events taking place in London this summer.

Press Release Distribution , PEER 1 Hosting's 'Team 2012' keeps London businesses online during summer events, PEER 1 Hosting's 'Team 2012' keeps London businesses online during summer events

Kcom implements world’s first Cisco emergency services contact centre

London, 27 June 2012: Kcom, the leading managed communication services provider, has completed the world’s first ever implementation of an authorised emergency services contact centre based on Cisco Unified Contact Centre Enterprise (UCCE) technology. The implementation, for Dyfed Powys Police, is the result of Kcom working with Cisco over a three year period, to bring its contact centre solution to the emergency services market. Dyfed Powys Police serves a population of 490,000 people and received over 35,000 calls in 2011.

Press Release Distribution , Kcom implements world’s first Cisco emergency services contact centre, Kcom implements world’s first Cisco emergency services contact centre

Poll suggests that Windows 8 Phone name is preferred

The next iteration in Microsoft's Windows Phone series is Windows Phone 8, also known by its codename Apollo. The transition to 8 made sense, after all the previous build was Windows Phone 7.5, so 8 would naturally follow next. However given that Microsoft will be launching Windows 8 soon, some have suggested that maybe Microsoft should rebrand Windows Phone 8 to Windows 8 Phone. With Windows 8 coming in several different versions (i.e.

Ubergizmo , Poll suggests that Windows 8 Phone name is preferred, Poll suggests that Windows 8 Phone name is preferred

Sony Xperia Neo L arrives at the FCC

We have seen our fair share of devices make their way through the hallowed hallways of the FCC nearly every single day, so why not add another to the long list with the Sony Xperia Neo L. Apparently, this particular low-end Xperia smartphone will come with a 4″ display, and will be powered by Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in the process.

Ubergizmo , Sony Xperia Neo L arrives at the FCC, Sony Xperia Neo L arrives at the FCC

Google Nexus tablet image, specs leak ahead of Wednesday announcement

. Renders and a variety of details surrounding the upcoming Google Nexus tablet have seemingly leaked just days ahead of the slate's unveiling, which reports suggest will be occur on Wednesday at the Google I/O conference. Gizmodo Australia reports that the “Nexus 7” tablet will feature a 1.3Ghz quad-core Tegra 3 processor, a GeForce 12-core GPU, a 7-inch display, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and 1GB of RAM. The ASUS-built device will apparently be available in two different models that vary by storage capacity - an 8GB version will launch for $199 and a 16GB model will cost $249.

Boy Genius Report , Google Nexus tablet image, specs leak ahead of Wednesday announcement, Google Nexus tablet image, specs leak ahead of Wednesday announcement

White Sprint Evo 4G LTE rumors given weight by blurrycam snap

A white version of Sprint's Evo 4G LTE was teased late last week when some advertising materials were inadvertently outed on its website - which were subsequently changed to show the black version. However, one of our secret army of tipsters has sent in a picture that claims to show an internal document that reveals the handset will come in both ends of the gray scale. Of course, there's no official word yet, but those rumors are sounding more convincing with each passing day. After the break we've got a cropped and zoomed version of the image, with the telling claim on the third bullet point if you fancy judging for yourself.


Engadget , White Sprint Evo 4G LTE rumors given weight by blurrycam snap

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